Goodman
Biographic Data
| ID | 25202 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Goodman |
| FAMILY NAME | Goodman |
| SIGNATURE | GOODMAN |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Waterloo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6320-2174 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trends in hospitalizations for cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome in Canada, 2016–17 to 2024–25
Objective To evaluate trends in CHS hospitalizations in Canada, including their frequency and individual characteristics. Methods This study utilized data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information's Discharge Abstract Database to perform descriptive data analysis and employed JoinPoint Trend Analysis Software to analyze annual percent change (APC) and average annual percent change (AAPC) in hospitalizations for CHS. The main outcome of i…
Exploring Age and Sex Differences in the Use of Cannabis Vaping Products: Results From the Canadian Cannabis Survey 2020–2023
How have cannabis use and related indicators changed since legalization of cannabis for non-medical purposes? Results of the Canadian Cannabis Survey 2018–2022
More Canadians are reporting cannabis consumption since legalization and regulation of cannabis for non-medical purposes, continuing a pre-existing trend despite an increase in awareness of the risks of consuming cannabis. Trends in product use indicate a transition from dried flower and concentrates/extracts towards consumption of cannabis foods, drinks and vape pens/cartridges. The legal market is increasingly displacing the illicit cannabis ma…
Co-Use, Simultaneous Use, and Mixing of Cannabis and Tobacco: A Cross-National Comparison of Canada and the US by Cannabis Administration Type
The proportion of cannabis consumers who used tobacco was lower in legal jurisdictions despite higher prevalence of cannabis use. Edible use was inversely associated with co-use, suggesting that edible use does not appear to be associated with increased tobacco use
Do Mandatory Health Warning Labels on Consumer Products Increase Recall of the Health Risks of Cannabis
Introduction Warning labels are an important source of health information. This study examined awareness of health warnings on cannabis packages over time in Canada—where large rotating messages are mandated—versus US states with legal adult-use cannabis, which have less comprehensive regulations.Methods Repeat cross-sectional data were collected from the International Cannabis Policy Study online surveys among past 12-month cannabis consumers in…
Consumer perceptions of legal cannabis products in Canada, 2019–2021: A repeat cross-sectional study
Three years since legalization, Canadian cannabis consumers generally had increasingly favourable perceptions of legal vs. illegal products - except for price - with variation across the provinces and frequency of cannabis use. To achieve public health objectives of legalization, federal and provincial governments must ensure that legal cannabis products are preferred to illegal, without appealing to non-consumers
Trends in the use of cannabis products in Canada and the USA, 2018 – 2020: Findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study
Self-reported Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Cannabis Use in Canada and the United States
The current study examined the self-reported impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cannabis consumption and behaviors among past 12-month cannabis consumers in Canada and the U.S. across different cannabis laws. Cross-sectional survey data were collected in 2020 from respondents recruited through online commercial panels, aged 16-65, who consumed cannabis in the past 12 months (n = 13,689). Weighted multinomial logistic regression models examined di…
The impact of health warnings for sugar-sweetened beverages on consumer perceptions of advertising
Objective: In February 2020, San Francisco proposed mandatory health warnings for sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) advertisements. Industry legal challenges stated that the warning would detract from advertisers’ ability to convey their intended message and mislead consumers into believing that SSB cause weight gain regardless of consumption amount, lifestyle or intake of other energy-dense foods. Design: Online between-group experiments tested the…
Recall of government healthy eating campaigns by consumers in five countries
Objective: To examine awareness and recall of healthy eating public education campaigns in five countries. Design: Data were cross-sectional and collected as part of the 2018 International Food Policy Study. Respondents were asked whether they had seen government healthy eating campaigns in the past year; if yes (awareness), they were asked to describe the campaign. Open-ended descriptions were coded to indicate recall of specific campaigns. Logi…
Availability, retail price and potency of legal and illegal cannabis in Canada after recreational cannabis legalisation
Evaluating the impacts of cannabis legalization: The International Cannabis Policy Study
Prevalence and forms of cannabis use in legal vs. illegal recreational cannabis markets
Conditioned Ears: How to Listen to Mohican-Moravian Hymnody
Conditioned Ears:How to Listen to Mohican-Moravian Hymnody Glenda Goodman (bio) THE digital companion to "Singing Box 331" invites readers to pursue a nonlinear path through the project, but I choose to start where the authors begin the print article: in the archive.1 Separately and at different times, Rachel Wheeler and Sarah Eyerly looked down into Box 331 and extracted remarkable booklets of Mohican hymn lyrics. The lyrics represent a dormant …
Differences in self-reported cannabis prices across purchase source and quantity purchased among Canadians
Background: In October 2018, Canada legalized non-medical cannabis. A primary goal of legalization is to reduce illicit market transactions; however, there is little ‘baseline’ data on the price and purchase sources of cannabis prior to legalization in Canada. This study examined the self-reported price of dried cannabis, quantity purchased, and sources used before retail stores opened.Methods: Data come from the baseline wave of the Internationa…
Methods to Assess Cannabis Consumption in Population Surveys: Results of Cognitive Interviewing
The Cannabis Act legalized the possession and sale of nonmedical cannabis in Canada on October 17, 2018. Evaluating the impact of cannabis legalization requires a more thorough understanding than is provided by most existing measures of cannabis use. The aim of this study was to pretest a range of cannabis consumption measures used in a population-based survey and to share insights gained in the process. Cognitive interviewing was conducted among…
The impact of adding front-of-package sodium content labels to grocery products: An experimental study
Objective Canadians consume approximately twice the daily Adequate Intake of sodium. The present study examined the efficacy of four types of front-of-package (FOP) sodium labels at influencing consumers’ selection of products low v . high in sodium. Design Participants were randomly assigned to one of five experimental conditions: (i) control condition with no FOP label; (ii) basic numeric FOP label; (iii) numeric FOP label with ‘high’ and ‘low’…
Consumer Understanding of Calorie Amounts and Serving Size: Implications for Nutritional Labelling
Methods to Assess Cannabis Consumption in Population Surveys: Results of Cognitive Interviewing
The Cannabis Act legalized the possession and sale of nonmedical cannabis in Canada on October 17, 2018. Evaluating the impact of cannabis legalization requires a more thorough understanding than is provided by most existing measures of cannabis use. The aim of this study was to pretest a range of cannabis consumption measures used in a population-based survey and to share insights gained in the process. Cognitive interviewing was conducted among…
Consumer Understanding of Calorie Amounts and Serving Size: Implications for Nutritional Labelling
The impact of adding front-of-package sodium content labels to grocery products: An experimental study
Objective Canadians consume approximately twice the daily Adequate Intake of sodium. The present study examined the efficacy of four types of front-of-package (FOP) sodium labels at influencing consumers’ selection of products low v . high in sodium. Design Participants were randomly assigned to one of five experimental conditions: (i) control condition with no FOP label; (ii) basic numeric FOP label; (iii) numeric FOP label with ‘high’ and ‘low’…
Differences in self-reported cannabis prices across purchase source and quantity purchased among Canadians
Background: In October 2018, Canada legalized non-medical cannabis. A primary goal of legalization is to reduce illicit market transactions; however, there is little ‘baseline’ data on the price and purchase sources of cannabis prior to legalization in Canada. This study examined the self-reported price of dried cannabis, quantity purchased, and sources used before retail stores opened.Methods: Data come from the baseline wave of the Internationa…
Methods to Assess Cannabis Consumption in Population Surveys: Results of Cognitive Interviewing
The Cannabis Act legalized the possession and sale of nonmedical cannabis in Canada on October 17, 2018. Evaluating the impact of cannabis legalization requires a more thorough understanding than is provided by most existing measures of cannabis use. The aim of this study was to pretest a range of cannabis consumption measures used in a population-based survey and to share insights gained in the process. Cognitive interviewing was conducted among…
Availability, retail price and potency of legal and illegal cannabis in Canada after recreational cannabis legalisation
Evaluating the impacts of cannabis legalization: The International Cannabis Policy Study
Prevalence and forms of cannabis use in legal vs. illegal recreational cannabis markets
Conditioned Ears: How to Listen to Mohican-Moravian Hymnody
Conditioned Ears:How to Listen to Mohican-Moravian Hymnody Glenda Goodman (bio) THE digital companion to "Singing Box 331" invites readers to pursue a nonlinear path through the project, but I choose to start where the authors begin the print article: in the archive.1 Separately and at different times, Rachel Wheeler and Sarah Eyerly looked down into Box 331 and extracted remarkable booklets of Mohican hymn lyrics. The lyrics represent a dormant …
The impact of health warnings for sugar-sweetened beverages on consumer perceptions of advertising
Objective: In February 2020, San Francisco proposed mandatory health warnings for sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) advertisements. Industry legal challenges stated that the warning would detract from advertisers’ ability to convey their intended message and mislead consumers into believing that SSB cause weight gain regardless of consumption amount, lifestyle or intake of other energy-dense foods. Design: Online between-group experiments tested the…
Recall of government healthy eating campaigns by consumers in five countries
Objective: To examine awareness and recall of healthy eating public education campaigns in five countries. Design: Data were cross-sectional and collected as part of the 2018 International Food Policy Study. Respondents were asked whether they had seen government healthy eating campaigns in the past year; if yes (awareness), they were asked to describe the campaign. Open-ended descriptions were coded to indicate recall of specific campaigns. Logi…
Do Mandatory Health Warning Labels on Consumer Products Increase Recall of the Health Risks of Cannabis
Introduction Warning labels are an important source of health information. This study examined awareness of health warnings on cannabis packages over time in Canada—where large rotating messages are mandated—versus US states with legal adult-use cannabis, which have less comprehensive regulations.Methods Repeat cross-sectional data were collected from the International Cannabis Policy Study online surveys among past 12-month cannabis consumers in…
Consumer perceptions of legal cannabis products in Canada, 2019–2021: A repeat cross-sectional study
Three years since legalization, Canadian cannabis consumers generally had increasingly favourable perceptions of legal vs. illegal products - except for price - with variation across the provinces and frequency of cannabis use. To achieve public health objectives of legalization, federal and provincial governments must ensure that legal cannabis products are preferred to illegal, without appealing to non-consumers
Trends in the use of cannabis products in Canada and the USA, 2018 – 2020: Findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study
Self-reported Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Cannabis Use in Canada and the United States
The current study examined the self-reported impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cannabis consumption and behaviors among past 12-month cannabis consumers in Canada and the U.S. across different cannabis laws. Cross-sectional survey data were collected in 2020 from respondents recruited through online commercial panels, aged 16-65, who consumed cannabis in the past 12 months (n = 13,689). Weighted multinomial logistic regression models examined di…
Co-Use, Simultaneous Use, and Mixing of Cannabis and Tobacco: A Cross-National Comparison of Canada and the US by Cannabis Administration Type
The proportion of cannabis consumers who used tobacco was lower in legal jurisdictions despite higher prevalence of cannabis use. Edible use was inversely associated with co-use, suggesting that edible use does not appear to be associated with increased tobacco use
How have cannabis use and related indicators changed since legalization of cannabis for non-medical purposes? Results of the Canadian Cannabis Survey 2018–2022
More Canadians are reporting cannabis consumption since legalization and regulation of cannabis for non-medical purposes, continuing a pre-existing trend despite an increase in awareness of the risks of consuming cannabis. Trends in product use indicate a transition from dried flower and concentrates/extracts towards consumption of cannabis foods, drinks and vape pens/cartridges. The legal market is increasingly displacing the illicit cannabis ma…
Trends in hospitalizations for cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome in Canada, 2016–17 to 2024–25
Objective To evaluate trends in CHS hospitalizations in Canada, including their frequency and individual characteristics. Methods This study utilized data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information's Discharge Abstract Database to perform descriptive data analysis and employed JoinPoint Trend Analysis Software to analyze annual percent change (APC) and average annual percent change (AAPC) in hospitalizations for CHS. The main outcome of i…
Exploring Age and Sex Differences in the Use of Cannabis Vaping Products: Results From the Canadian Cannabis Survey 2020–2023
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